1969 patrol on ebay 02/23/2015

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Re: 1969 patrol on ebay 02/23/2015

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jwgreen wrote:Are these plastic or glass?
They are Plastic
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Happy Easter Patrol Fans - Finally a nice day to get the Patrol out and take some photos - This is pretty much "as found" condition. I've just added a few little parts and cleaned her up a bit. For those of you that want to look over a 100 photos of this truck you will find them here -> http://LCN.fototime.com/1969%20Nissan%20Patrol
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overton wrote:Good news - found a toggle switch under the dash - the winch LIVES! - I will have to do some research on the manufacturer - It's old but powerful just like the truck!
Finding stuff like that is always exciting when looking over your new pride and joy!
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That's a very nice photo shoot. I like a Patrol in that condition: it still looks great but there is enough patina to show that it was used as intended.

One major problem that I see - those poor hubcaps are screaming for attention. They are totally buried in those aftermarket chrome wheels. They desperately need a set of stock 15" wheels, painted red, to properly display them.
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Thats a beautiful Patrol. I do agree with River, the stock red wheels with them caps would be the icing on the cake. :D
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I thought the 15 inch wheels on 69's were painted gray/silver?... :think:
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RiverPatrol wrote:That's a very nice photo shoot. I like a Patrol in that condition: it still looks great but there is enough patina to show that it was used as intended.

One major problem that I see - those poor hubcaps are screaming for attention. They are totally buried in those aftermarket chrome wheels. They desperately need a set of stock 15" wheels, painted red, to properly display them.
I was told those wheels were stock but obviously the previous owner must not have known. I'd happily add the red wheels if i could find them and I'd love to see a detailed photo if anyone has one. Also like to see a good shot of the stock headliner.

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moore_rb wrote:I thought the 15 inch wheels on 69's were painted gray/silver?... :think:
Youre right, they did. But the hubcaps would look so much better against red. :D

Here is a Gallery album of a Patrol of the same vintage that still has the original headlines in place. You'll find some shots that show the headliner. http://www.60patrol.com/forum/gallery/a ... 0&start=24 There is another album in this set called 'Lou's 69' that has shots of the original headliner.

Here is a Gallery album in the above set called 'Togo'. You'll find the hubcaps on red wheels there. http://www.60patrol.com/forum/gallery/a ... lbum_id=62

The seller was mistaken, those are not the stock wheels. They look like maybe Chevy wheels. Patrols never came with chromed wheels. You should be able to find a stock set of 15" wheels, they turn up from time to time.
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Re: 1969 patrol on ebay 02/23/2015

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RiverPatrol wrote:
moore_rb wrote:I thought the 15 inch wheels on 69's were painted gray/silver?... :think:
Youre right, they did. But the hubcaps would look so much better against red. :D

Here is a Gallery album of a Patrol of the same vintage that still has the original headlines in place. You'll find some shots that show the headliner. http://www.60patrol.com/forum/gallery/a ... 0&start=24 There is another album in this set called 'Lou's 69' that has shots of the original headliner.

Here is a Gallery album in the above set called 'Togo'. You'll find the hubcaps on red wheels there. http://www.60patrol.com/forum/gallery/a ... lbum_id=62

The seller was mistaken, those are not the stock wheels. They look like maybe Chevy wheels. Patrols never came with chromed wheels. You should be able to find a stock set of 15" wheels, they turn up from time to time.
Oh wow the headliner appears to be a hard surface affair. Cardboard or chipboard of some sort. I am sure that is unobtainable stuff at this point. I will likely just use FJ40 headliner material - perforated off white foam backed material. Thanks! - The Red wheels do look better for sure!
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Re: 1969 patrol on ebay 02/23/2015

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The headliner is the perforated, foam backed vinyl. Not sure why is looks like hardboard in the pics. The only hardboard are the trim panels.
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